RayVR

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by RayVR 7y ago
I'm not sure what data you are looking at but most NA production is online as the current prices are profitable so most models show little increase in production coming from NA.
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by RayVR 7y ago
Could you elaborate?
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by RayVR 7y ago
Having no real insight into who made what decisions, I think Apple’s focus on design is laudable. There are many things done right. It’s just that as someone that relies heavily on my tech, the things they’ve done wrong really hit home. The
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by RayVR 7y ago
Having used the 2018 MacBook Air for about 3 months now, I can say I really detest it and I would return it if that were possible. 1) the keyboard. This thing really feels like slamming your fingers into a metal slab. I think my iPad Pro ke
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by RayVR 7y ago
You're really ignoring the main point that the tech in these machines makes them more difficult to use and less intuitive. I'm wondering how many cars you drove that did not have any screens. Having grown up during a time when the
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by RayVR 7y ago
The second argument is about raising all relevant barriers to submitting your tax return. If I were in this camp I’d be pushing for everyone to have zero withholding and carry cash to a tax filing center. Ideally, there would be very few ta
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by RayVR 8y ago
They’re not milking anything. Apple has, as far as I know, always charged 30%. What has changed is the way we buy and pay for apps and services. Everyone wants to move to the subscription service model and Apple has developed rules accordin
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by RayVR 8y ago
This is not the typical yield spread a practitioner or the fed would look at.
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by RayVR 8y ago
I think attributing that to the design of the roads is kinda silly. We have very low standards when it comes to acquiring a license to operate a vehicle.
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by RayVR 8y ago
In what way are they “objectively substantially more lethal?”
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by RayVR 8y ago
Not sure why this would be flagged. Seems like an article of general interest.
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by RayVR 8y ago
I went through the Netflix hiring process in the summer of 2012. I can assure you that at that time, the hiring process was identical to nearly every tech company I’ve ever talked to. If anything, the interview process for my first job in f
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by RayVR 8y ago
“Investor support is confirmed. Only reason why this is not certain is that it’s contingent on a shareholder vote.” This certainly means that if you only need a shareholder vote then you have everything else in place. "Only reason&quot
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by RayVR 8y ago
I think any paywall based on # articles read can be bypassed with incognito mode
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by RayVR 8y ago
Not sure if this is addressed in original paper: The cost of regulatory compliance has massively increased. This is not a judgement of whether those regulations are good or bad for society, just a simple fact that regulations increase the c
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by RayVR 8y ago
http://todomvc.com This is exactly what he described not being able to find. I’ve seen several different websites collecting these todo app comparisons.
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by RayVR 8y ago
If you have an actual response you should take the time to write it or not respond at all. Just saying “don’t have time to explain but this is wrong” doesn’t do much good.
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by RayVR 8y ago
The whole idea of ego depletion is controversial and according to this meta-analysis, probably does not exist. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/bjso.12236
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by RayVR 9y ago
PLEASE stop comparing crash statistics for a car with MSRP $80-150k to the general population. Sample bias (among other basic problems) is such a basic consideration that Tesla ignoring it makes me sick. This company will do/say anythi
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by RayVR 9y ago
I think you’re basically proposing that someone with a cold should get rid of their runny nose to fix their headache.
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Explaining trades is more profitable than doing them(bloomberg.com)
1 points by RayVR 9y ago|0 comments
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by RayVR 9y ago
Musk is an incredible self-promoter. He talks about how he is going to save the world, critics just don’t understand or just want to see him fail, and his words bounce around an ideological echo chamber where the facts of his claims don’t m
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by RayVR 9y ago
Your comment is strongly worded and weak on evidence and insight
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GM and Waymo lead driverless car race, Tesla far behind(arstechnica.com)
7 points by RayVR 9y ago|4 comments
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Model 3 production choices(businessinsider.com)
14 points by RayVR 9y ago|5 comments
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by RayVR 9y ago
I’m not saying I wouldn’t expect some slowdown but Apple essentially forces you to upgrade with no path to downgrade the os. After upgrading my iPhone 6 to iOS 11 I could not launch Lyft, uber took minutes to open, and even the built in mes
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by RayVR 9y ago
This is not true. Apple does not let you install old versions of iOS and if you try to avoid upgrading you’re bombarded multiple times per day with pop ups asking you to either upgrade now, or install overnight. There’s no option to skip th
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by RayVR 9y ago
Why is the line 14 extension not comparable?
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by RayVR 9y ago
The outrage doesn't seem overblown to me. For years I knew that my iphones were becoming obsolete not entirely from the passage of time but instead from upgrading the OS. Apple insisted they were not slowing down devices. Now they clai
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by RayVR 9y ago
It wasn't until I upgraded to ios 11 that my iphone 6 began shutting down at 30% battery. This coincided with the phone being completely unusable. I could not launch apps, using the message application was nearly enough to make me quit

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